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More questions than answers about Lincoln’s Google Data Center water and electricity usage (opens the original)
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LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Nebraska data centers are required to turn in an annual report to Nebraska’s Department of Water, Energy, and Environment, but some state statutes are preventing the public from seeing just how much electricity and water data centers are using. The Google Data Center in Lincoln, named Agate LLC, claimed their electricity usage and water usage were trade secret information, citing Neb. Rev. State §§ 81-1527; 84-712.05 and NAC TITLE 115, CH. 2. 10/11 filed a public record re
Lincoln Fire and Rescue roll out new blood initiative designed to save more lives (opens the original)
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LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Lincoln Fire and Rescue and the Nebraska Community Blood Bank announced a new program to carry packed red blood cells aboard one of their EMS units on Tuesday. Under the new program, specially trained EMS teams will be able to begin transfusing blood at the scene of an emergency or during transport, rather than waiting until a patient reaches the emergency department. Lincoln Fire Chief Dave Engler, LFR Medical Director Dr. Noah Bernhardson, LFR Battalion Chief, EMS Divisi
New blood initiative by Lincoln Fire and Rescue could save your life after traumatic crash (opens the original)
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LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - If you were in a traumatic accident today in Lincoln and you needed blood on the way to the hospital, you would not get any. That changes Tuesday, when Lincoln Fire and Rescue implements a new program to carry packed red blood cells aboard one of their EMS units. A beige cooler in the back of EMS-1 will now carry two bags of packed red blood cells, provided by the Nebraska Community Blood Bank, to use at traumatic accidents. EMS Battalion Chief Jamie Pospisil says previous
How Lancaster County uses automated license plate readers (opens the original)
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LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - If you drive by one of the Lancaster County Sheriff’s Office’s automated license plate readers, the department knows exactly where you are and at what time you drove by. The county’s nine cameras are spread between three cruisers and six stationary locations. Sheriff Terry Wagner tells 10/11 the cameras have serious investigative value. “A guy from Wisconsin, who was suspected of murdering a woman, her license plate, had driven through license plate readers in the eastern
From the sidelines as a former Husker cheerleader, UNLPD captain now keeps crowds safe (opens the original)
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LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - The Husker football game day experience is often described as a “spiritual experience.” For one University of Nebraska-Lincoln Police Department captain, he’s experienced the spectacle from the sidelines to behind the scenes. Captain Aaron Pembleton cheered in high school, and was in search of a school that gave out cheer scholarships. That’s how he learned about Nebraska. “‘98 through ‘04. And don’t do the math, I’m not a doctor,” Pembleton laughed. Indeed, not a doctor,
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